How to Pay for Spotify Premium in Nigeria

So, you’re vibing to your favourite jams on Spotify, but ads keep ruining the flow? You’re not alone. No one likes to have their mood interrupted. Whether you're jamming to Afrobeats, hip-hop, R&B, or catching up on podcasts, there’s nothing worse than having your groove cut off by an ad.

That’s why Spotify Premium is awesome. With it, you can kiss those interruptions goodbye. No more ads, just smooth, uninterrupted listening. But here’s the catch, if you’re in Nigeria, paying for Spotify Premium can be tricky because of the restrictions on Naira debit cards. But don’t worry; we’ve got a solution that’ll have you subscribed to Spotify Premium instantly.

Why Do Many Nigerians Love Spotify?

Let’s face it, Spotify isn’t just another music app. It’s like having a personal DJ that gets you. It’s there for you when you're working, working out, chilling, or just in need of background vibes. Their personalised mixes are a game-changer. Spotify knows when you need some chill lo-fi beats, or when you’re ready to turn up with some energetic Afrobeats. It’s like the app knows what’s on your mind—and your playlist—before you do. It also works for both apple and android phones.

In Spotify's latest campaign, “What’s on Your Spotify”, members of the creative community like influencers and creators shared what they’re listening to and what makes their playlists unique. So with Spotify, It’s not just about the music; it’s about the stories behind the tracks, the moods they evoke, and how the platform perfectly curates a playlist for every moment. 

The Issue with Naira Cards

Now, here’s the thing: While Spotify offers fantastic free trials (up to three months, by the way), paying for that Premium subscription afterward with your Naira debit card can be a headache. Due to local regulations and restrictions, many Nigerians are left stranded when trying to subscribe to international services like Spotify.

But don’t stress, because that’s where the Geegpay Virtual Dollar Card comes in. With it, you can easily pay for Spotify Premium without worrying about card restrictions. The best part is you can create your virtual card instantly and use it right away for any online international purchase—whether it's Spotify Premium, Apple music, Netflix, or anything else.

How to Subscribe to Spotify Premium in Nigeria

Let’s walk you through how to pay for Spotify Premium in Nigeria using the Geegpay Virtual Dollar Card. 

1. Download and Sign Up for Geegpay: If you don’t already have a Geegpay account, download the app, sign up, and get verified. It’s simple and fast.
2. Create Your Virtual Dollar Card: Once verified, head to the Cards section and create your virtual dollar card. You can create up to two cards if needed. Make sure your card is funded to cover the monthly subscription.
3. Open Spotify on Your Laptop: Spotify Premium subscriptions can’t be made on mobile, so you’ll need to do this on a desktop or laptop. Open Spotify, log into your account, and click on Premium.
4. Select Your Premium Plan: Choose from the available plans. We recommend the Premium Individual plan, which offers three months free and costs just ₦900 per month afterward. You could also consider the Student plan for ₦450 per month, the Duo plan for couples, or the Family plan if you want to share with up to six people.
5. Change Your Country to the United States: Once you’ve selected your plan, scroll down to where it shows your country. Change it from Nigeria to the United States.
6. Enter Your Geegpay Virtual Dollar Card Details: Next, select “Credit or Debit Card” as your payment method. Open your Geegpay app, tap on your virtual dollar card, and click “View Card Details.” Copy the card number, expiry date, and CVV, as well as the US billing address provided by Geegpay, and paste them into the payment form on Spotify.
7. Enjoy Your Music: Once you hit “Buy Now,” you’ll be all set with three free months of Premium Spotify. After that, your virtual dollar card will be charged ₦900 monthly, so you have uninterrupted ad-free listening.

Recommended Tips to Keep the Music Playing

• Fund Your Card Regularly: Ensure your virtual dollar card has enough funds to cover your monthly subscription. You can fund it from your USD, GBP, Euro, or even Naira wallet on Geegpay.
• Avoid Payment Failures: If your card is declined multiple times due to insufficient funds, Geegpay may block your payment method. So keep an eye on your balance and top up when necessary.
• Stay Secure: Your Geegpay virtual dollar card is 3D Secure, so you don’t have to worry about safety when making international payments. But still, keep your card details private and secure.

Final Thoughts: Don’t Miss Out on Spotify Wrapped

Let’s be real—if you’re not on Spotify by the end of the year, you’re missing out big time. Everyone loves sharing their Spotify Wrapped, showing off what they’ve been jamming to all year long. Whether it's your top artists or that one song you played 100 times in a week (we’ve all been there), Spotify Wrapped is a fun way to look back on your musical journey. And if you want to get in on the action when the year ends, subscribing to Spotify Premium now is your golden ticket.

So, what’s on your Spotify? Subscribe and start listening now with the Geegpay Virtual Dollar Card.